Biomedical Science Unit 1 Test, Act 1.1.1 to 1.1.2

What are the steps in order to document a crime? (created by M.Y.)

• Examine, Interview, Document, Process

• Document, Interview, Examine, Process

• Interview, Examine, Document, Process

• Process, Document, Interview, Examine

In an official crime scene sketch to scale, what 4 things should be included in the legend? (inspired by yeetus cleetus)

• date, time, location, and temperature.

• time, location, name, scale

• location, date, time, legend

• name, date, and time

Forensic scientists spend a significant amount of time completing a detailed sketch of possible crime scenes. One strategy they use is to identify a _from which they take all their measurements.

• grid scale

• pathway point

• legend

• point of origin

What should be included in an Evidence Log? (created by D.D.)

• Evidence, Date, Questions, Time

• Evidence, Time, Test, Location

• Evidence, Hypothesis, Test, Temperature

• Evidence, Questions, Hypothesis, Tests

Physical evidence that is found in small but measurable amounts, such as strands of hair, fibers, or skin cells is called?

• hard evidence

• testimonial evidence

• trace evidence

• police evidence

Person associated with someone suspected of committing a crime is called? (inspired by Professor Phoenix)

• Accomplice

• Suspect

• Decedent

• Convict

• None of the above

Which is not a method for a crime scene sketch? (created by Ish).

• grid

• wheel

• zone

• graph

Oral and written evidence obtained for a crime scene by eye witnesses is called?

• trace evidence

• testimonial evidence

• physical evidence

• secondary evidence

The application of scientific knowledge to resolve questions of civil and criminal law is known as ?

• Biomedical science

• Forensics science

• Ballistics science

• Toxicology science

Which is the last step in an Experimental Design? (Inspired by D.S)

• Make a hypothesis

• Communicate findings

• Conduct experiment

• Analyze data